Month / May 2016
Sweet sensation, English telegraph and tender green
Orchard glad I planted an Apple and a Pear?
Had to move the boxwoods before I could plant the new apple and pear trees. They really create an entrance for the salad bar.

Shows better than a couple of whips.


Planted the second lot of basil from seed and half of the Munster lavender from Richters. Speaking of which:

The bergamot as well. Looking pretty pathetic after being left in their pots for a couple of weeks. Needed more love I guess.
Also had to transplant the girls. Getting severely pot bound. It is all going to georgous. No specific deadline on that!
Potatoes are in
Happy Mothers Day
Been a busy spring, but lo and behold on the early planting weekend, my upper back is talking back. (Insert sad face)
Good day for a photo update:
Fences first.
Great to have them in. Hopefully done for a long, long time. Richard, Astrid’s brother really made a major difference. His first fence and mine too.
Thirty post holes and 1000kg of concrete. Cedar ain’t cheap, but looks and smells amazing.
Of course I always get excited about the apple blossoms. Sprayed all the apples with BTK today, then we had a minute of rain. Now sun! Of course the crab apple is more resistant, but still some minor insects. And one guest star, on the blooming Haskaps, a mud bee.



And for my mother on Mother’s Day. The rhubarb from April 19 and then today on May 8.








